Sentence examples for troupe of characters from inspiring English sources
Asil Nadir always seemed a little different – and then there was the bizarre troupe of characters that gravitated towards him.
He was a multifarious individual, including within one man a whole troupe of characters, some of them subversive of one another and none feigned".
In bringing his troupe of characters to Calcutta and into the open water, Ghosh provides the reader with all manner of stories, and equips himself with the personnel to man and navigate an old-fashioned literary three-decker.
If it was a show at the Fringe it would be the Jim Rose Circus, a bizarre troupe of characters that shock and amaze, thrill and appal in equal measure.
Sometimes, this troupe of characters bandy along like truculent and erratic school children on a field trip, hemmed in by a weary and disapproving Gandalf, who stops to take register, making sure all are accounted for and acting in harmonious fashion.
The fiancees waltz goes to four women and their escorts because each introduced a troupe of character dances.
In the 1970s variety TV series The Muppets, Kermit would oversee the theatrical troupe of wayward characters as Miss Piggy vied, often using karate chops, for the spotlight.
Jason Moore and Rob Ashford's production has Amanda Holden proving she's got talent, and a troupe of fairytale characters ("Elves are people too") wittily claiming their almost-human rights.
The most buoyant works are silkscreens from Alexander Calder's circus that he made in 1931, at the same time that he fashioned his troupe of circus characters out of wire.
Ever since a troupe of unseemly characters on 4chan hacked both female celebrities' iCloud accounts and Snapchat users' private pics, anyone who takes compromising and even uncompromising photos have become concerned about privacy.
The urbane Horne was essentially straight man to a troupe of gifted character comedians, including Paddick, and, while Julian may have been Paddick's most famous role, he also scored as ageing juvenile Binkie Huckaback in Noel Cowardish parody sketches with Betty Marsden's Dame Celia Molestrangler.
